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DessertDivaFL said:I haven't sold one but I did have people tell me they would buy it if it came with a lid. I personally have one and have demonstrated it. Everyone seems to like it until they see the price. I explain the cost and then they ask about the lid.
Belle4562 said:Does the stainless lid fit the 12 inch skillet?
scottcooks said:All the Stainless and Executive lids are interchangeable.
pcsharon1 said:Really? I didn't realize that! Thanks so much.
I have never sold one at full price but have sold several as 1/2 price items. I do however, sell the salad spinner if I demo it, even at full price.
doughmama said:the 12" pan is absolutely the best - I have one that I bring to my shows and got another for myself because I use it so often. Have sold a few and each person who has bought it has called to let me know how fabulous it is. worth showing - definitely try to have your own show to get it for 60% in August.
now what do you all think of the grill pan? do I need that too (not to bring to parties but to cook with for myself??)
pampered.chris said:I have sold at full price about 20 lids and 15 12" skillets and done MORE as hostess items. EVERYONE loves this peice and if you show it you will sell it!! Push it NOW for August hosts!!
Maragib said:My upline sent out an email with info from the 2007 Consultant News about a Director Lisa Amblo - she sold 55 skillets at full price in one year and 50 grill pans. The way that she talks about our cookware makes you want to run out and buy it again and again. She calls both of them "show me" Pieces and tells consultants not to say straight away that they are a great deal as a 50% off item. She says it devalues our cookware and they are worth every penny. I will forward the email that has a long segment about her and what she says at parties if anyone would like. It gave me some great ideas about how to sell our cookware - or how to let them sell selves. Mara
Maragib said:My upline sent out an email with info from the 2007 Consultant News about a Director Lisa Amblo - she sold 55 skillets at full price in one year and 50 grill pans. The way that she talks about our cookware makes you want to run out and buy it again and again. She calls both of them "show me" Pieces and tells consultants not to say straight away that they are a great deal as a 50% off item. She says it devalues our cookware and they are worth every penny. I will forward the email that has a long segment about her and what she says at parties if anyone would like. It gave me some great ideas about how to sell our cookware - or how to let them sell selves. Mara
The exact number of people who have purchased the 12 inch skillet is not publicly available, but it is a popular item among customers. Many reviews and testimonials attest to its quality and usefulness in the kitchen.
While the 12 inch skillet may seem like a significant investment, it is a durable and versatile piece of cookware that can last for years. If properly cared for, it can be a valuable addition to your kitchen and save you money in the long run.
The decision to remove the salad spinner from the catalog was based on customer feedback and sales data. It was not a popular item and did not sell well, so we decided to discontinue it and focus on other products that our customers are more interested in.
The santoku and prep bowls serve different purposes than the 12 inch skillet. The santoku is a type of knife that is great for slicing, dicing, and mincing, while the prep bowls are perfect for holding and measuring ingredients. The 12 inch skillet is ideal for cooking and frying larger portions of food.
We cannot guarantee any upcoming promotions or discounts on the 12 inch skillet. However, our company often offers sales and deals on various products, so it is always a good idea to keep an eye out for any updates or announcements on our website or social media channels.